spurt

释义

vt.& vi.（液体，火焰等）喷出，（使）涌出n.（怒气，精力等的）迸发; 突然喷出

大小写变形: SPURT

词态变化

复数 :   spurts ; 第三人称单数 :   spurts ; 过去式 :   spurted ; 过去分词 :   spurted ; 现在分词 :   spurting ;

实用场景例句

Blood spurted from their wounds, soaking every inch of my clothing. I nearly lost consciousness...

鲜血从他们的伤口中喷溅而出，浸湿了我的每一寸衣物。我几乎失去了知觉...

金山词霸

A sharp spurt of blood erupted from her head wound after the impact.

这一击过后，她的头部伤口猛地喷出了一股鲜血。

金山词霸

A sudden spurt of oil came from the left pipe, but the right one remained dry.

一股油突然从左边的管道喷出，但右边的管道依然干燥。

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Muscles go through a noticeable growth spurt in adolescence.

肌肉在青春期会经历一个明显的快速生长期。

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Rage spurted from within, turning my cheeks a fiery crimson within seconds.

愤怒从体内喷涌而出，几秒内让我的脸颊变得火红。

金山词霸

The vehicle jerked ahead when the back wheels spurted to life, effortlessly traversing the remaining distance.

车辆猛地向前一冲，后轮突然加速转动，轻松驶过了剩余距离。

金山词霸

Deals emerged in irregular spurts: three in 1977, zero the following year, and an additional trio prior to 1979.

交易以不规律的爆发形式出现：1977年有三笔，随后一年为零，1979年前又多出三笔。

金山词霸

Tears were spurting from his eyes.

眼泪从他的眼里涌了出来。

金山词霸

Flames spurted from the burning logs in the fireplace.

火焰从壁炉里燃烧的木柴中喷涌而出。

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His finger was spurting blood after the cut.

他的手指在割伤后汩汩冒着血。

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The fountain spurted jets of water and mist high into the sky.

喷泉把股股水流和雾气喷射向高空。

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He spurted ahead of the others to win the race.

他冲刺超过其他人，赢得了比赛。

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Hurry up if you want to catch the last bus, or you'd better put on a spurt.

如果你想赶上末班车，最好赶紧加快速度。

金山词霸

Children often experience growth spurts during puberty.

孩子们在青春期常常会经历快速生长期。

金山词霸

A sudden spurt of laughter erupted from the crowd.

人群中突然爆发出一阵笑声。

金山词霸

Harris went on with a small spurt of energy.

哈里斯又来了一股劲,继续谈下去.

辞典例句

A spurt of steam from the teapot.

从茶壶冒出的一股蒸气.

期刊摘选

The artier pat on a spurt to make it.

运动员在到达终点前进行冲刺.

期刊摘选

There is no reason for the life not to spurt the energy due.

生命,没有理由不迸发应有的活力.

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英英释义

Noun

1. the occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid)

Verb

1. gush forth in a sudden stream or jet;

"water gushed forth"

2. move or act with a sudden increase in speed or energy